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It's a Fearless Devil Light. Fearless light is my favorite all around kite and I saw this come up and needed to get a backup. . It's sort if a reverse-video of my yellow light, but also with the devil aspects as well.

Mr. No wind is the Airwave Zero - about as tricky in literally nothing as I've seen, but it's an acquired taste. The FL just rocks it, no compromises.

im after a low wind kite with quality as well,how would this kite you have posted the Fearless Devil Light compare with skyburner pro dancer ?$450 plus a kite ?= gee it would want to be bloody good for the price of it!!!

Design - who knows? I think they both are perfect, but have different goals. Pro dancer is designed to dance, but not trick. Fearless UL is both. It will not fly as low as pro dancer, but will do all modern tricks in 3 mph based on pilots ability.

Performance - see above. You want tricks or basic flight?

I think, overall, you will find the pro dancer much easier to fly around including precision, but will meet frustration with most anything we call tricks today. Jacobs ladder, yoyo, backspin, comete, cynique - frustration, near impossible for someone who doesn't already know how to do it.

I consider the Pro dancer more like the Airwave Zero - lots of compromises to exclude today's tricks, but will fly in near nothing.

You see my picture - 2 kites. One that is essentially an indoor SUL (like pro dancer or air zero) for reverting to when all all fails, and another kite that is a full-on, does it how it's meant to be done, trickster in very low, but measurable, wind.

Good luck. It's a great journey. If you are just starting out, you may not fully get what I've written for a few more years.

I can say, success at this is all about finesse and a smaller low wind kite will teach you a lot about that. I realize, however, that I'm wasting my breathe. No one wants to tame it down and learn fine detail and control when yoyos and tazes are to be had!

Tom you are right about the Pro Dancer. She is beautiful and well built. But not for all the modern day tricks. I would rather have a comparison on The Aura... a very light weight kite that does everything. Even indoor ( see Devin's vid flying indoor). Jon T had the Aura out at Kite party everyone loved it... The Dancer can't compare with the Aura... I really like to see you fly one this summer. When the air gets warm. I 'll send my little girl to you for a couple weeks. .

im after a low wind kite with quality as well,how would this kite you have posted the Fearless Devil Light compare with skyburner pro dancer ?$450 plus a kite ?= gee it would want to be bloody good for the price of it!!!

While both of these kites are very well made, you can not compare them as they have nothing in common as they are designed for difference purposes.

The Prodancer is a older design that has a larger sail than today's modern full size kites (exp. Widow Maker). This allows the sail to load up and fly with a little wind or pilot foot movements. The kite flies with precision and control. Not designed for today's tricks nor does it handle increases in wind with that big efficient sail and light frame.

The Fearless is a modern top end trick kite. The SUL has been modified to the lowest weight possible that STILL allows it to preform today's tricks. The Fearless can also handle increases in wind speed.

The value of the PDSUL is it will fly in little to no wind when just about nothing else will. However it will not do much else. The Fearless requires more wind but is capable of doing tricks. This allows you to do trick flying on low wind days.

In my real world experience I use both, not one of the other. Flying a kite like the Fearless SUL (or a host of others) until the wind drops then pulling out the my PDSUL or Amazing because nothing else will fly. As soon as the wind increase its too much for these kites and time to move to a back to my first kite.

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